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I do wonder; when a domain is suspended, why don't you send out a courtesy notification e-mail?
by nodesocket 7y ago
I do wonder; when a domain is suspended, why don't you send out a courtesy notification e-mail?
- wu_187 7y agowhat if their email address is @ the domain
- nodesocket 7y agoAlso display a prominent notification in the web interface then.
- iudqnolq 7y agoI think it's pretty common advice that anything domain-related needs to be a different email. I've heard that, and I've only ever admin'd my personal domain. For exactly that reason I registered for Cloudflare with a gmail account.
- clowd 7y agoWell, that's poor planning on the user's part. In this case the OP stated he registered using a gmail address.
- belorn 7y agoIf the only contact information the registrar has is the @ of the domain then that likely mean that the registrar is failing the contractual obligations that exist between the registry and registrar. While I have not read the exact contract that exist for .com registrars, I am confident enough to say that you can not do that.
- thefifthsetpin 7y agoEven if cloudflare stopped publishing the correct MX records for a domain, wouldn't Cloudflare still be able to send email to the MX server that had been specified? Seems like email should at worst be down for everyone but Cloudflare.
- ananonymoususer 7y agoThe OP made it clear that he used a gmail account for contact so there was no excuse for him to have not received a message regarding the deletion of his domain records.